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    August 18, 2007

    A Doc To See

    ImagesAll the time people ask me about good docs to see so every once in a while I will post a suggestion. Here's my first one.

    Recently I borrowed a copy of My Architect and absolutely loved it! I am not a big fan of personal documentaries. They can be a bit whiny especially if the doc is about understanding a relationship with an estranged parent. This movie though is completely fascinating and moving. The film is about the son of Louis Kahn, a famous arcitect who had several families and designed a few buildings on the side. I know nothing about architecture and this film really go me thinking about what I find beautiful and why. Plus, there was this great message within the film about accepting your family, your parents as they are (were) that I especially related to. I highly recommend it.

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    I am surprised you liked it! I saw it a long time ago and found it to be a little dry and overly subjective. Maybe I should give it a relook

    Posted by: beebs | August 19, 2007 at 01:14 PM

    Because I know absolutely nothing about architecture, I found it fascinating! It was slow at points but I was really moved by it.

    Posted by: tuckergurl | August 19, 2007 at 01:39 PM

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